I used to be able to save and sync Keynote and pages files to my free 5GB icloud. However, it seems Apple has taken this feature away and only allows in if you buy iCloud Drive. Is this correct? Or am I missing something?
Basically, I would like to be able to save and edit and play Keynote files in iCloud.
My Keynote is 6.5 I think. (Latest as of July '15)
I'm on Yosemite.
Thanks for any tips on this.
AppleTV 2, iOS 4.3.3
YYou have 5GB of free storage on iCloud. You can use it as you wish, including for Keynote files, as long as you have enough free space remaining after iDevice backups, Photos, and other files.
Rysz..
thanks for your reply!!
Are you using 6.5?? Please tell me the steps to save a keynote file to iCloud when using 6.5?? Every place I go I get told to set up iCloud drive. I really don't get it.
To set up iCloud goto: Apple Menu > System Preferences > iCloud and sign in with your Apple ID and password.
You should always keep a copy of all the files you create on a local hard drive, iCloud is not a back up service and should not be used as one.
HI there,
iCloud drive is free to use, and any files saved there will only use up your 5gb of free storage. You can pay a monthly fee to upgrade your storage space to more than 5gb.
Any documents created in iWork are by default saved to iCloud, and are therefore available from all your devices, but enabling iCloud Drive simply allows you to view and edit everything that's stored in your iCloud in one place.
Forced to use iCloud Drive for saving Keynote files???
